Sometimes they will just warn you what to expect next year.
if you don't have the repairs they recommend then it may fail next year, might not. If you were thinking of selling or replacing you could consider the costs involved compared to what you might spend on a new(er) car.
You can always take it to another garage and ask for a second opinion.
Or I think the aa and rac can do surveys and reports on work carried out by other garages.
Posted By: Chris Peacock on July 20th 2015 at 12:51:25
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- Good news! The car has scraped a pass (General Chat) - Bravo win or die, Jul 20, 12:35:29
- Sometimes they will just warn you what to expect next year. (General Chat) - Chris Peacock, Jul 20, 12:51:25
- depends on the garage (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Jul 20, 12:47:19
- Typical Lib Dem (General Chat) - Old Git, Jul 20, 12:57:29
- *pffft* (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Jul 20, 13:02:08
- Typical Lib Dem (General Chat) - Old Git, Jul 20, 12:57:29
- They have to tell you about things that come up as Advisory Notices. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Jul 20, 12:44:42
- Yes; the MOT is only really properly legally valid for the time it spent in the garage/new (General Chat) - Nelsons final flanel, Jul 20, 13:20:15
- ^^^^ Thank you, all very sensible replies. (n/m) (General Chat) - Bravo win or die, Jul 20, 12:55:13
- It's not on, is it? (General Chat) - Old Git, Jul 20, 12:58:03
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